Holley Cosmetic | Implant and Family Dentistry | It's your smile only brighter!
Home Button About Us Button Services Button Reviews Button Contact Us Button It's Your Smile Only Brighter!
  Composite Resins: Strengthen Your Smile latest news

Composite Resins

If you're embarrassed about your smile because of decay or dark fillings in your teeth, you may be a good candidate for composite resins. A silicon dioxide-filled, tooth-colored plastic mixture, composite resins can restore teeth to an attractive, healthy state. Composite resins represent several advantages over traditional silver, or amalgam, fillings.

Because composite resins are not made of metal, we can blend and mix shades to find the perfect color to match your natural teeth. This means only you and your dentist will know you have fillings. Another pro is that the tooth/composite bond actually supports the remaining tooth structure, deterring breakage and insulating against temperature changes.

Medium and small composites can last seven to ten years - that's as long as the tried and true amalgams. Best of all, composite resins allow us to keep more of your natural tooth structure intact than amalgams. We believe in conservative dentistry - the more natural tooth structure you keep, the better teeth you'll likely have in the future.

Some patients experience mild and temporary post-placement sensitivity from composite resin fillings. The only caution we usually mention is that coffee, tea, and other staining foods and beverages may discolor your composites unless you ask to have them coated with a clear plastic sealant.

-----------------------------------------------------------------
Experience the difference today!
 
:: Cosmetic dentistry is transforming lives through complete smile makeovers, and porcelain veneers lead the list of aesthetic treatments
read more ›››
:: After brushing and flossing, do you look in the mirror and wonder why your clean teeth look dingy or yellow? You may have even tried a
read more ›››
:: Our practice prioritizes patient comfort, so we bring you two options for anesthesia and sedation - nitrous oxide, commonly called laughing gas,
read more ›››